Spain Real Estate News
Access to housing has become one of the major concerns for a good part of the population living in Spain. At this point, the new Housing Law has introduced new features to regulate rental prices. One of these measures is the declaration of stressed areas.
...continue reading "Stressed Rental Areas: What the Housing Law Establishes"
Access to housing for young people has become one of the fundamental affairs in social policies. Regarding that, in 2022, the youth rental bonus was born, a temporary measure that the Government has now decided to extend until 2025.
...continue reading "Youth Rental Bonus in 2024: Regions that Offer It and Requirements"
Law on prevention and fight against tax fraud recently approved in Spain has introduced highly relevant tax changes in housing. These changes can have a direct impact on aspects related to both property sales and rentals. Here you have all the info about it.
...continue reading "Tax changes in housing: how it affects the sale and rental of real estate"
Despite the economic crisis caused by the pandemic, the worst omens have not occurred. The real estate market, although affected, was not as severely hit as was feared. Of course, the sale and rental prices have maintained an uneven trend. And, at the moment, no substantial changes are expected.
...continue reading "Expected evolution of sale and rental prices for this summer"
The health crisis and paralysation of the economy led to predictions of a dark future for the real estate sector. However, it seems that in some aspects, it is one of the few that is weathering the crisis, at least for the moment. While awaiting what may happen in a few months, the real estate market is experiencing a period of calm and home prices have not seen any big variations during the health crisis.
With rents rising astronomically across Spain, buying a property with the intention of renting it out is increasingly appealing for many expatriates. ...continue reading "Spanish Property: To lease or not to lease"
